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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-06

No information has been received by |
the State Department in reference 10 the
reported disturbances on the Mexican
border.
The Treasury Department has issued
regulations under which the redemption
of the trade-dollar will proceed at once
and as rapidly as possible at New YORK
and San Francisco.
Despite the great strain and exertion
of the last DAYS of Congress, the Presl-
dent kept a. work all Friday until IL
o'clock at night, and was at his desk
early this morning.
There is still some gossip as to the
probability of an extra session OF the
Senate to pass upon NOMINATIONS ou'
this can be finally set at rest by very re-
cent and very positive statement OF the
President to number OF Senators, that
he does not intend to call an extra ses-
sion.
81. Graham, the United States mar
shall for the Western district OF virginia
has rendered his resignation. His sue
cessor has not vet been determined upon
hut the Virginia Democrats have INSISTED
on giving the new appointment 10 th'
Ninth congressional district
Secretary Whitney has not yet takei
anv action in regard to the foremanshiI
of the ordnance factory at the Washing
ton Nayv-vard. He has before him Tn
names of twenty-seven candidates an
has also under consideration the repoi
; on necessary changes of buildings, etc.
, II is said that the Republican Senator
j cbanqed front because the Massachuset'
Senators informed them that the reJectio
of Trotter would lose for the Republican
of Massachusetts, the entire colored VOL
It of that State. and, in all probability, maE
d il Democratic. Several of the Repuol
can Senators. however, refused to Vo
d for Trotter. and all the Democratic Sem
ters who voted against Matthews vote
7, against him. 1t is said that the emoi
ments of the office are now ayerag'i
>" 81 800 per month.
A number of indignant citizens hired
band Friday night and about ii o Go
nassed up and down the Avenue IN fro
: of the Presidents house, playing the pc
&C. ular air, There's a New Coon in lowi
~ There was no response from the MahSl'
=, " hut the fact that the band made no
y enough to be heard halfway down
=. Fort Monroe is competent evidence u
-, the music was not entirely lost upon
~ ear for which it was intended.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-06
. Presidential Escape.

PERHAM, MINI, March 5.-An east
hound passenger train from Portland 10
81 Paul was ditehed three miles west OF
New York Mills yesterday morning, by a
broken rail, seven coaches being deralied
and thrown down an embankment. Inc
two engines, one car loaded with bullion,
one mail and one baggage car kept the
track. the others being badly wrecked.
About sixty persons were on board ou'
none were seriously injured.
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i Temnerance Lecture.

ROCHESTER, n. Y; March John
Stewart. a moulder fell over the river
hank this morning and was killed. The
unfortunate man had been on Spree
and his friends think his death was acci-
dental though others believe ne com
mitted suicide lille crazed with drink.
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rhe White Sulphur Rented.

The White Sulphur Springs property
was not rented Yesterday, as per adYer-
tisement. @ by Mr.. n. w. Bowe at o'clock
y m bnt later in the day il was rented
ppr;vatelv 10 Mr. William A. Stewart, OF
Saltville for 500, 900 for the season. Inc
old fayorite, Major b. f. Eakle, Will De
on hand as usual, this summer.
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Entered hY Bnrglars.

ORRvILLE, O., March 5.-The Adams
Exnress Companys Office was burglarizedi
between 8 and o o'clock last evening and
the safe was relieved of $1,000 AT pre-
sent there is no clue to the thieves, out II
was by persons who knew me comoiha-
tion and unlocked the safe door
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-06

Mr.JD.K. Sleight will address tne
Manchester Presbyterian church this
morning at II o'clock on THE sunday
school Work"
Beamer, treasurer of Carroll coun
~ and ex-senator John +. Loveii, o.
Front Royal. Warren county, were al I'M
Capitol yesterday.
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Interesting Lecture.

Al Smithdeal Business College to-mor-
row night Mr. w. L. Hatch will give an
amusing and instructive reading, e, mter, =
Snersed with illustrations, showing how a
student gradually attains speed in writing
shorthand until he can follow speaker
rerbotim' All are cordially invited, LADIES'
esneciallv. To commence at S:l5 o'clock
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-lndications
for the twentyfour hours, commencing
at 6 D. IN, Saturday, March 8; For
Virginia, local rains, warmer, easteriy
Winds.
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Act of AN Incendiary.

New YORK, March 5.-Evidences of an
another attempt to burn the Jersey City
ferry house and the depot OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company were diSco'-
cred this morning.
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Death of Charles j. Peterson

PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-Mr. Charles
Peterson. author and publisher ana
proprietor of Peterson,s LADIES a;donce Na'Ionaa
Magazine, died suddenly at his resiuehce
last night, aged 6S years
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BY TELEGRAPH.
HAPPENINGS AT HOME AND ABROAD
AS SENT OVER THE WIRES.

Our Foreign Budget-An oid Lazy
dered-A Providentiai Escape-h ie"
perance Lecture-Entered by b"rs''
Act of an Incendiary-Weather ih"'o
tions-&c., &c.
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READING, PA March 5.-An explosion
of gas occurred at the Sheridan furnaces IriSf :,
late last night and five men were terrioiy
burned nv motion iron.
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.,,. varroom Crank.

The barroom crank is one of the characters
Of tbe town. No metropolitan bar is complete
without its crank. At such swell establish
ments as the Hoffman he is commonly man
of means, whose wits have been worn 'ii eau eau
hare bv overindu,sence. In smaller estaD-
I;-hrnents ne varies in quality from the JACK
If fine bar room who sweeps the place out ior
the privilege Of hanging around and PlcAing ,s
mn what drinks he can, up to some wen -'o-uo 3l
customer whose cash makes his eccentricity
excusable. This species of crank Is the inos'
interesting because he presents such an I'M
mite variety Of oddity. Some are sour 'eni
pered and others merry; some KICK u' wv
quality of their liquor, and others woni'
ii'';,,I, ,,;trioI and water without grumblirg
There are humorous and melancholy crank
and the wise and foolish ones. Indeed,
i,l1 know no quality OF mentality that is not rep
rosented among them.-Alfred Trumble II
! New York News.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-06

IyYcHBURG. VA, March "a heavy
sleet and snow storm preValis III 'n'' "
cinitv. The weather is cold.
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street-Car Strike Ended.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.-The street
car strike. which has lasted four months,
is practically ended in the defeat OF the
men,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-06
A CnlIiery Explosion.

BRUssELs, March 5.-An explosion OF
fre.damp occurred to day in the collIery
at Ouaregnon, four miles from Mons; II Inc @
explosion shattered the roofs and galleries
SO that many of them fell. One hundred !. q
ond forty miners are entombed, but 1t IS
NOT vet known whether any are Killed
On account of the blockade of the pas
saces the work of rescue is slow and DIM
cult
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-06

The comic operetta, "The Barber OF
Rathn will be presented at the Mozart
mns;cale tomorrow night. Miss Edna
Gray, and Messrs. Watkins MOI, NGr'en, ~
Walter Mercer, and W. ii. Shervin are
in the cast, with well-trained chorus
A very Jleasant performance is expected
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-06

Bobbv TO young Featherly)-"'n you
,,doso mas, me the cake basket, Mr. Feath'
Wamma-Yo, Bobby, you cannot have any
more cake.
Bobby-Why not, ma W,
Mainma-Because l have Shd ho'
will have to take no for an answer ~
Bobby resignedlyl-Well, I'm no WORSE oi
than Mr. Featherly pohhv,
Mr. Featherly lamusedl-How so, boooy'
Robbv-Sister Clara says you'll have 70
- no tor AN answer.-Esw York Sun
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MEDICAL.
o. ~ ROBERTSON

son. Liberty street. Baltimore Md''
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Mercury or Causucs. oo,, edontial
/ SOnciaI treatment for ladies needlhg iheui0"
advice. ,. oddrass Call or write
/ no Ally
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Quiet in Bulgaria.

SOFIA, March 5.-Nine of the RustcnuK
rebels have been sentenced to death; Inc
consuls of the various powers at kus''
chuk have urged postponement OF the
sentence. The other troops who TOOK
mart in the insurrection have been sem
fenced to prison. Captain Bollinanor:
cbaroed with being one of the leaders OF
the insurrection and who claimed to be a
Russian subject, has sought German pro-
tection. Order prevails everywhere IN
Bulgaria to-day.
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"War Approaches Fast"

LONDON, March 5.-The Spectator this
morning having regard for the events OF
the week, reiterates its belief that war
off, off and says: Without some entirely
new event. such as may entirely upset
present calculations, or some entirely new
combination due to Bismarck's Immense
audacitv. we can only acknowledge sor-
rowfully that war approaches fast.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Hicks-Reach Resigns.

LONDON, March Sit is ofhclally an
nonnced this afternoon that Right Hon.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach has resigned llis
Office of Chief Secretary for Ireland, ana
that Right Hon. Arthur j. Balfour, sec
retary of State for Scotland, has been ap'
pointed to succeed him.
Sir Michael is suffering from cataract
and his resignation was due to that cause
He will proceed to Berlin for the purpos'
Of undergoing treatment by a celebrated
ocuist in that city.
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AMONG THE M0RMONS.
SIGHTS SEEN DURING A VISIT TO
SALT LAKE CITY.

The "Co-operativs stors"--A Do 'crip'i""
of the acknowledgements Playing
Durinc Services-Suhjects Treated o.
from the Mormon Pulpit.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
AFTER CONGRESS GOSSIP-FACTs,
HEARSAY, AND CURRENT
COMMENT.

No information has been received oy
the State Department in reference TO the
reported disturbances on the Mexican
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-10-07

mill property, and that no settlement could
be had. The boys were then thrown on
their own resources.
Ii appears the present trouble started
something in this way : John, the Junior,
was away from home, and without any
money, and he signed his fathers name to a
check for S25, which was honored by the
bank and accepted by his father when the
fact came TO his knowledge but il seems
that John, Jr., owned a valuable mare
which was in his fathers barn, and that he
would not allow her 10 be taken away until
the forged check was paid. Recently the
young man left here to visit his home, and
before starting said he would bring his mare
with him when he came back and sure
enough, on the following Saturday night
he arrived at Blsckhck with the animal 1t
Is alleged by the prosecution that John. the
defendant, left Lumber City on Friday
night. and before taking his departure enter
ed Roraoaugh's store-the proprietor OF
which, By the way, is related to the Hippses.
He Is also accused OF setting fire 10 his
fathers barn. although there wa. no infor-
nation made charging him with arson.
John. Jr., does not deny being in the
barn on that night. but says that ne took his
mare out about 9 O'Clock and left. and that
the barn was burnt about IL O'Clock. There
are rumors that the young man has said
that he would get square with the old man
for his action in cheating him and his
brother out OF the mill property.
The prisoner Vas hendcuffed and taken
to Ciearfeld county, where the information
was made.
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Arrested for BurrIary.

On last Monday. John ). Hipps. Jr., was
arrested at BlRcklick, Indiana comfy. for
larceny and burglary, as il Is alleged that
he entered Rorabaugh's store, in Lumber
City, Clearfeld county. on Friday night,
September 23d inst. The young man Is a
son OF John 5. Hipps, of the firm OF Hipps
& Lloyd, the well-kucwn lumber firm who
have been operating In the north OF this
county for a number OF years. lie had been
working al Blaeklick as . laborer IN the
brick yard for some time.
There are a great many stories ahoat In
this matter. but the following appears to be
the main part Of them. John 5. Hipps was
married tn a miss Hughes, daughter OF Ne-
thanial Hughes, of Cherrytree. Indiana
county, put who has been dead for twenty
years, leaving a husband and two sons.
The sons havs become Of age within the
past decade, and il Is alleged by John. the
junior. that he and his brother were the
heirs to SIS 900, which they received, through
their mothers estate that when this sum
was placed In their possession they invested
Il. or a portion OF IL, in mill property at
Lumber city, but. not being successful In
their business, they became financially in-
volyed, ard they went To their father for as
sistsnce, which was given % them promptly,
but after investigation it was discovered
that Mr. Hips Sr., H. giving assistance to
his sons. placed the mill property in MS
name. and That the sum the boys got from
their mothers estate was swallowed IL the
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Killed ON the RnII,nnh

On Saturday last Mr.. James McGouGh, an
old citizen OF Summerhill township. while
returning to his home from wilmore was In
stantly killed by freight train on the rail.
road. Mr.. McGough, who was about seven
" years OF age, left Wilmore between five
and six O'Clock to walk home, n distance OF
about two miles. When at the station al
Wilmore, he started down the railroad
track which Is somewhat nearer than fol
owing the township road. ana had got
down TO where he would turn Off to take a
path that leads to his house. He starte d
across the track and 10 some unaccountable
manner failed 20 notice a train that was
coming up, stepped directly in front or il
and was. Of course struck and instantly
killed, the body being thrown about twenty
feet 10 the side aad when the train
was stopped life was extinct. Mr.
McGOuGh was a widower. lis wife hayin (
died about two years ago. He leaves a
family OF six children all grown up, four
sons John, Thomas, Paredius and William
and two daughters both married, the one
the wife Of Charles Fresh and the other
married. TO Albert Carpenter. Mr.. Nc
Cough was born in SummsrhuI township
and was brother OF MeSSrs. John, Patrick,
William and Daniel McGouSh and Mrs.
Boyle and Miss Elizabeth McGough who
all reside in that neighbOrnOod. He was
a member OF the Catholic church and his
remains were inferred in st. Bartholomew S
cemetery at Wilmore on Monday last.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses we've
Issued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday. October,
3, 1887:
Daniel Rice, Conemaugh and Virginia
Rice, Johnstown.
Lawrence f. Fleck and Mary NJ Fenti-
man. JohnstOwn.
Michael d. Seigh, JohDstown and Jennie
May McMeans. Cambria.
John t. Wolfe and Clara II. Williamson,
Johnstown.
Joseph G. Kaptner, Jr. and Rachael G.
SprOul, JOhnstOwn.
Thomas 2. Williams and Maggie Lewis,
Millville.
Charles Krohue and Catharine Mcclure,
Delanies Mines.
George w. Hildebrand, Johnstovn, and
Leah F. Reighhard. East Taylor township.
John NJ. Gull, JohnstOwn and Melvina
Wilson, MOrrellville-
William O.. Eeakland and Sarah Cana.
han, Glen White, Blair county.
Henry II. Herdman. Westmoreland
county and Susan Is. Harding, jackson
township.
Frank Judy. Hornerstown and Ruth NJ
Wilson. CoDemaugh township.
Timothy c. O'DOnovAn, Watkins Mills
Allegheny county and Lucinda Byrne
EbeDsbuTgh, Pa.
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Items from FrugaIiIy.

FRUGALTTY. Oct 2, 1887.
EDITOR Freeman. last wrote you
We have had good many changes and ups
ARD downs, OF which We will try to mention
a few.
The mines and coke ovens are now under
new management, and how It will work,
time must tell; they haYe twenty-five ovens
In blast and the coke producedis is pronounced
OF the best quality.
Mr.. Biakely, q gentleman OF color, recog-
mixing tie wants Of civilization has started
barber shop, and We trust his patronage
may prove encouraging to his enterprise.
There has been a great deal OF unneces-
sary work done here of late on Sundays.
which leads Us to think that this would be
good field for missionary.
We have company who are supposed TO
be worth their millions, and who have
! worked mule day and night for weeks.
ana for four days without water-send US
| a missionary.
match game OF base ball was played
to-day between the Wildcats aud the Pole
cats. resulting In favor OF the Poles, as they
are the strongest. The plSying was poor,
but the profanity was rieh-we need a mis-
sionary.
Miss TinnIe Gray attended the Institute
at EbensburR. and reports having had
pleasant time.
FROM SHIRLEY.
Mr.. Nelson Shuss has moved his mill to
Shirley to saw the timber from large tract
owned by Messrs Flynn & Troxeu. This
will help Shirley, indeed the time is not far
distant when Shirley will be the leading
CITY along the c. * c. r. r., as it is the
best location for town and is backed up py
plenty Of timber ana coal
Mr. Joseph Van Ormer OF this place has
his mine opened aud has plenty of good
coal Joe also bra2s somewhat on his pump
kins.
The singing school Is doing we'll Mr. e.
3. Strunk is proving himself to be an
efficient teacher and the air in this locality
will soon reYerberate with elegant music.
The correspondent to the Herald made a
slight mistake in regard to Mr. BiddIe, as
the gentleman had nothing to do with the
festival.
FROM FALLEN TIMBER
Mr.. Robert Murphy lost a valuable gold
watch few days ago and was troubled
greatly about it. The watch was found
however, and returned. Be more careful
Bobby.
Hud. Glasgow, the enterprising merchant,
IS doing good business and aside from his
general merchantile line, is furnishing the
thirsty with lemonade, etc
Mr.. Craver. the landlord at this place. is
certainly deserving praise for the manner
in Th!ch he conducts his business and
sammy his bartender Is ever aIiya tn ac
commodate the thirsty. Yours, b.
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Items from HemIock.

HENLOCK, Oct. 5tn, 1887.
Ed. FREEMAS.-Pay day passed of here
quietly Saturday LIST being the first semi
monthly day and was very quiet.
Rev. Father McDermott, of the Holy
Ghost College, Pittsburgh, was the guest OF
Father Brown, Saturday and Sunday.
The Sisters o: St. Joseph are preparing
the children for confirmation which will take
place at 81. Bridgets church in this place, on
or about November lst, lSST to be admin
isteTed BY Kt. Rev. Bishop Phelan Of
Pittsburgh.
The sick at this place, We are glad to
state. are all improving rapidly and will be
able TO be about In a few days.
Mr.. William Leahey, brother OF James
Leahey, deceased. late station agent for
the p. K. r., has been appointed to the
position made vacant by the death OF his
brother. the appointment taking effect
October lst. WEI is = good boy and will
make good. courteous. honest and oblig-
ing agent and will not vary from the rules
of the company.
Willie Hoover, son of David Hoover.
while playing about some old boilers at the
r. r. depot, had the misfortune 20 have
several OF lis fingers dislocated. Boys
should be careful and not meddle with
things when there is danger. Boys how
ever, will be boys.
Mr.. Lambert George, the efficient express
agent, has returned home from Cresson
where he was stationed during the summer
season, as assistant TO Mr.. Powers, agent at
that place.
Shooting matches are coming In vogue
here Just now for chickens. turkeys, etc,
preparatory to Thanksgiving
Mr.. Joseph Rainey has erected a large
and cOmmOdIous building wherein he in
tends placing ovens for bakery which is
greatly needed here. Joe is an enterpris-
eng citizen and likes to see and make i'm.
prOvements.
The Indian Medical Association arrived
here on Monday with the expectation OF
scOOping in the cash for some kind OF pa
tent medicine. There is also a free show
connected with IT. Let parents keep their
children away from IL at night.
The mines are idle % day but fO- what
cause failed to learn. y
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Their Business booming,

Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival of trade at L. James drug
store as their giving away to their customers
of so many free trial bottles OF Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Their
t'sfe Is simply enormous in this very valu-
able article from the fact tha: it always
cures and never disappOints. Coughs,
colds, asthma, bronchitis. Group. and all
throat and lung diseases quickly cured
You can test il before buying by getting a
tTial bottle free, large size 81. Every bottle
warranted.
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Ladies' Wanted

lady agent is Wal ted in every city and
village also ladies to travel and solicit or
ders for MADAME WOODS Corset and Cord
ed Corset Waists, Tsmpico Forms, Hose
Supporters. Steel Protectors. Ladies' Friend
etc. Agents are making from Twenty 10
Fifty dollars a week.
Send for catalogue aud price list to B.
WooD. "a South Salina Street, Syracuse,
New York
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Hay Fever.

have suffered greatly from periodical re-
turns Of hay fever. At the suggestion of
Covert & Cheever. druggists, obtained EIy's
Cream Balm, and used portion of it during
asevere attack. l can cheerfully testify as to
the Immediate and continued relief obtained
by its use. l heartily recommend it TO those
suffering from this or kindred complaints
Crew II. a. Smith, Clinton, Wis.
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pY virtue Of an order Of the Orphaus, t,orirt OF
II Cambria County. there wil be exposed io
Public sale on the premisis on
Ss4IL RD.4I, OCT p. 1851.
at o'clock r. NJ. the following real estate, viz:
A certain piece or parcel cr land situate in
v hlje -oW lship. Cambria County. containing
about p acr-s, afIoiuin" lands Of Thomas H.ut.
Michael Shcehaa. Timothy SheChan and others.
being the premises ui thc late John >utelau. de
ceased. Having thereon erected house and
barn.
Ia ILitMS.-Hen per cent - be paid m the
time oi sale balance OF thC OuC-th nd thereu on
continuation OF sAle. and the balance ia Two
equal pav Inents. at six and nine months there
aiter. with Interest, u be secured by Iud.eIneui
bonds OF purchaser. ELIZA SHEEILAN.
AdministrlL.ix Of JOHN SEEEHAN. dee q
sept. -, 1857. It.